How to make spooky blood punch for your Halloween party
It seems more and more are celebrating Halloween around the world, even Nigeria. Here's a Halloween party inspiration for drinks.
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Cooking time
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Recipe category
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Drinks/Mocktail
Recipe cuisine
Foreign
Cooking method
None
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Recipe Yield
10
Ingredients
50cl Cranberry/grape juice (Any juice that is very red or blood orange in colour)
1.5l lemonade/lemon juice
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Lime juice
Vodka or any form of liquor (optional)
Chopped apples/pineapples (optional)
Ice
A handful of gummy worms and creepy candy
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Instructions
1. Combine all the juice and fruits in a very large glass bowl and mix well.
2. Add the ice and decorate bowl with gummy worms. Add the creepy candy in the mixture as well.
Serve chilled to your guests! Check out our favourite places to grab a cocktail in Lagos.
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